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JUST EVENT ONLINE - Bill Gates once released mosquitos into the audience while talking about malaria during a TED talk saying; "there's no reason only poor people should have to experience this."
During a TED talk about Malaria, Bill Gates opened a jar full of mosquitoes onstage so the audience would be able to empathize better.
